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Nerd Tourism, It’s A Thing
If you're travelling with a scientist on vacation, expect to be dragged to interesting places off the beaten path.
Putting The Brakes On Inflammation
The protein MST4 has been shown to protect mice from septic shock by dampening inflammation.
The Science Of Crowd Estimation
Crispin Maslog walks us through a handy guide to estimating crowd sizes for more accurate reporting.
DNA Methylation Indicates Accelerated Aging
A study of 5,000 elderly people has found that a DNA modification known as methylation can impact the aging process.
New Species Of Long-Necked Dinosaur Discovered In China
A well preserved fossil has provided rare insights into the long-necked dinosaurs that once roamed China.
Tubular Batteries Pack More Power
A ceramic membrane that enables the separation of CO2 from CO could facilitate the development of carbon fuel batteries.
GHIT Funds Grand Challenges
The GHIT Fund and the Gates Foundation have joined hands to tackle infectious diseases that plague the developing world.
Growing Brain Tissue In 3D
The ability to culture neural cells in 3D brings us one step closer to growing functional brain tissue in the lab.
Where Do Medical Journalists Find Their Sources?
Direct contact with patients and doctors is favored over press releases from pharmaceutical companies, a survey of journalists reveals.
